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by darts32
by andrew_t
Just edit their logon scripts to stop using the current shares...then add a 2nd string to map them to their new home drives. And then change it in their user profiles as well...unless your just using logon scripts.
Ex:
Net stop h: \\oldserver\Username
net use h: \\newserver\username
by ariston
If the servers are running Windows 2000 Server, and Active Directory, right click the users and under Profile, set
Connect H to \\TestSrv1\users\%username%
That will let you move the home folders to the proper location for each user. Make sure that the "Users" folder has Everyone-Full Control for permissions. You can then set the Security on each individual user folder to prevent unauthorized access.
Hope that helps!
Ariston Collander
ariston@coxcomputer.com
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